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I research all Goldens, and similar names,  whose family lines are believed to have settled in North America before 1800. Am in search of my Goldens — but find it quicker to collect them all and then to sort them out. As of mid-2018, I also research Gouldman and Keeling families that originated in Virginia prior to 1800.

Our Goulden/Golden line appears to have descended from the Keeling line that settled in Virginia, closely related to George Keeling (c1650 VA – 1720 NC) and Edward Keeling (c1640 EN/VA – 1697 VA). Our Gouldens may also have been Gouldmans briefly between 1660-1710/20 when the Goulden name was first recorded in the Rappahanock, Virginia area. My belief is that the Gouldmans also descend from Keelings.

So while I may not be related to your Goldens or Gouldings or Gouldens or …. I do want to know about them, and may be able to help find new information about them.

Best regards,
William “Bill” Golden
Norfolk1956@gmail.com

Golden Keeling Family 2019

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Revolutionary War – GFolks that served

Golding/Golden/Goulding Family History on Facebook 1776-1786 Revolutionary War | Loyalists in Southern Campaign This is but a partial list of those Golden’s that served. Names were not reliably spelt the same way on all military records for the period. For example, the records were standardized for ‘Richard Golden’ (son of William Golding and Elizabeth Foster), even … Read more

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Korean War – 1953 – ‘There Stands the Glass’ by Webb Pierce

A young Marine, John H. Golden, Korean War – 1953 – ‘There Stands the Glass’ by Webb Pierce

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Military Service World War II

Golden, Golding, Goulding et al Military Service – World War II

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Mexican-American War Service

The following served their country during the Mexican-American War: Golden, Archibald (aka Goulding) (Pvt) – Co D, 2nd Indiana Infantry Golden, Dominick (Pvt) – Co G, 1st Massachusetts Volunteers Golden, Edward (Pvt) – Co E, 7th New York Volunteeers Golden, Elisha (Pvt) – Co C, Eason’s Battalion, Missouri Infantry Golden (aka Goldin), George W. (Pvt) … Read more

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American Indian Wars Military Service

The following served their country during the American Indian Wars: Golden, Bernard – Private, Company M, 7th U.S. Calvary Birth: 1842, Cavan, Ireland Prior Occupation: Unknown Enlistment: 5 October 1875 Role During Battle:  In valley and hilltop fights of Battle of Little Big Horn; survived the battle. Golden, James – Private, Company A, 3rd U.S. Cavalry Role: Campaign of … Read more

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French and Indian War Military Service

Goulding – Capt Palmer was prominently engaged in the French and Indian Wars, and the capture of Louisburg, June 17, 1742; was captain of the 6th Co. of the 4th Mass regiment, Col. Samuel Willard; date of commission, Feb. 15, 1744. [New Eng. Hist. and Gen. Reg., XXIV. 372; XXV. 358, 9.] Source: The Dedham … Read more

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Vietnam War Military Service

Golden, Golding, Goulding et al Vietnam War Military Service

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World War I Military Service

World War I Military Service Golden, Ross L. Pvt. US Army, Enterprise AL – 167th Regiment (4th Alabama) Infantry Goulding, Lewis Edward – Unit unknown; from Caroline County, Virginia Goulding, Robert Holland – Unit unknown; from Caroline County, Virginia

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Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) Application Preparation Guide

Download your copy of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) Application Preparation Guide — SAR requires adequate proof of the bloodline from the applicant to the Revolutionary ancestor and the Revolutionary service of that ancestor. All names, dates and places on the application must be proven.

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Arriving in America – 1607 to 1699

GoldenGenealogy.com — Family history and genealogy for surnames of Golden, Golding, Goulding, Goldman, Gouldman, Goleman, Golman, Golmon and other similar families arriving in America and the Carribean.

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